Urgent Care Services in Arlington
Are you looking for an urgent care near you? Arlington Urgent Care offers healthcare when you need it – without the long wait or big expense of a visit to the emergency room. We offer immediate care services to the greater Central Ohio area. Our services/treatments are offered 7 days a week for your convenience.
Who can visit Arlington Urgent Care?
Children: Yes
Adults: Yes
Families: Yes
Walk-ins: Yes
Same-day appointments: Yes
Non-emergency illnesses: Yes
Minor injuries: Yes
What does Arlington Urgent Care treat?
Illness or Injury
Do you treat cold, flu and respiratory symptoms? Yes. We diagnose and treat cold and flu symptoms, sore throat, strep throat, coughs, bronchitis, and laryngitis
Do you treat headaches and fevers?
Yes. We evaluate and treat headaches, migraines, fevers, and dehydration.
Do you treat infections?
Yes. We diagnose and treat ear infections, sinus infections, skin infections and bladder (urinary tract) infections.
Do you treat injuries like sprains, cuts, and burns?
Yes. We treat sprains, fractures, cuts, scrapes, lacerations, minor wounds, rashes, and minor burns, and we provide splinting and suturing services.
Do you treat bites, stings, and allergic reactions?
Yes. We treat animal and insect bites and stings, as well as minor allergic reactions
On-Site Digital X-Ray
Do you have x-rays? Yes. We can perform radiologic imaging of the chest, neck, back, spine, wrist, hand, finger, arm, shoulder, hip and pelvis, face and abdomen.
Whole Family Care
Can you treat children? Yes. We are equipped to treat children and adults.
Do you offer sports physicals? Yes. They are $35.
Occupational Medicine
Do you treat work related injuries? Yes. Our providers are Ohio Work Comp certified.
Do you perform drug and alcohol testing? Yes. We can complete pre/post employment physicals, drug screening- DOT and non-DOT and breath Alcohol Testing.
On-Site Laboratory
Do you have a lab on site? Yes. Our urgent cares are all CLIA waived laboratorys and can conduct Strep, Flu, Mono, Pregnancy, RSV and COVID-19.
Online Appointments
When to Call 911 or
Go to the Emergency Room
We are not a substitute for emergency care. You should use a hospital’s emergency department for very serious or life-threatening problems.
If you are experiencing any of the following symptoms, do not wait! Call 911 or get to the nearest hospital emergency room.
- Chest pain
- Severe abdominal pain
- Difficulty breathing or shortness of breath
- Sudden dizziness, weakness or loss of coordination or balance
- Sudden blurred vision or numbness in the face, arm or leg
- Sudden, severe headache
- Deep cuts or bleeding that will not stop
- Coughing up or vomiting blood
